Hello, I do not want to be petty, but if possible I want to receive adequate and meaningful comments, if possible, on the situation in which I find myself. I have a serious relationship with a divorced woman of 31 years, with a child boy of 5 years. We have been living together for a year and we have serious plans. The child is not a problem in my relationship. I take care of him and he accepts me well. My father pays for his mother's support, and I don't really care. I do not burden her with any monetary obligations to me. I love her and accept her with all her past. The point, however, is that I understand something she has hidden from me, namely that the reason for her divorce from her husband is infidelity with her great love or the last ex before she got married. Just "good" people told me. She didn't deny it, she told me she was afraid to tell me so she wouldn't lose me. When we asked if she still had feelings for her former great love, she replied that it was all over. I asked her to be very honest with me and to think again. He told me again that it was all over. I asked her if they wrote and heard, but to answer me honestly. She did not hide that from time to time they write and hear, but nothing special. To be honest, I was quite disappointed and I started to hesitate. She felt it, cried, told me she was sorry she didn't want to lose me, etc. Why did this hesitation occur? If she still has feelings for her great love for which she divorced, sooner or later they will kill again. But then I don't care if we have our children and we end up in a divorce situation again. I would not want my children to suffer for this. I see what a hole I am filling, because there is no father around the boy, and there is already something in my face. I am not petty to dig into the underwear of the divorced, because it is a painful wound, but still the new partner must know the reason for the divorce, at least not to repeat the mistakes in the future. I have been honest with her and I have not hidden anything, none of my past relationships, nor of my shortcomings. And I'm ready, if there's anything that bothers her in my behavior to work on myself. The last girl I loved very much died and it was a great tragedy in my life, and the current one looks a lot like her. It just grabbed me in the beginning. If you can give me advice on how to overcome my hesitations and doubts? She herself is quite stressed and confused, but I in no way further stress or burden her with anything, I just behave normally, kindly and gently. I will not respond to the comments below, because I would not like to get into unnecessary arguments, but I will read them carefully. Thank you in advance for your time and effort to understand my problem. Damian, 32
1 chrisgatling_ answered
I don't know how long you will spin and write the same stories! All your wives are guilty of being moldy, and they are cheating on you!